and some cost-containment measures that might be used by Mar 30, 2011 include:Illinois lower financial eligibility to 350% FPL Mississippi lower financial eligibility to 200% FPLNew Jersey institute policy that clients between 300% and 500% FPL will only receive antiretrovirals and opportunistic infection medications

by the way the ADAP Watch Update is published twice a month by NASTAD and lists cost-containment changes and current Wait List numbers

thunter34:
As far as I know, Georgia has always been around the 300% mark. There's always been about a 30k cap on what you can make.

The shit is really beginning to hit the fan with ADAP around here, though. False moves on a patient's part will get them booted off the rolls and onto the infamous waiting list. Failing to make doctor's appointments, pick up prescriptions and renew the paperwork on time every six months - all will get you on the waiting list. The thing is...they've also done away with the so-called Grady Cards that were also used to write down appointments, keep your client numbers and other such info. Now, they just verbally tell you something and it is up to you to write it down and be sure not to miss it - or else.

While this isn't overly challenging to me, I can see that it would be for many of the people receiving services, as a lot of them have transportation, literacy or cognitive issues. It just makes it an awful lot easier to pitfall now.